"Some guys feel really bad about the fact that they don't know how to hang
crown molding."

How a handy-man reacts to those men that aren't handy.

http://www.theatlantic.com/sexes/archive/2013/03/what-being-a-handyman-has-taught-me-about-male-insecurity/274426/

On Tue, 2 Apr 2013 05:54:28 -0500, "HeyBub"
wrote:

"Some guys feel really bad about the fact that they don't know how to hang
crown molding."

How a handy-man reacts to those men that aren't handy.

http://www.theatlantic.com/sexes/archive/2013/03/what-being-a-handyman-has-taught-me-about-male-insecurity/274426/


This guy has issues. Why wouldn't he think a woman should be able to
cook, and a man cut and hang crown molding?
That's how it works. A woman should also know how to sew at least a
little bit. And a man should be able to at least do most car work.
But not mufflers. Too much crap in your eyes.
And no transmission work. I got my reasons.
Good article anyway.

yeah agree with you, it is a good article. Woman should do her household work and man do the outside work. In this way they can live a better life.
aged care queensland

you are right mate. Both the persons can work together to fulfill the needs of their life and all other necessary things.

Apolonia wrote:
Vic Smith;3039956 Wrote:

This guy has issues. Why wouldn't he think a woman should be able to
cook, and a man cut and hang crown molding?



yeah agree with you, it is a good article. Woman should do her
household work and man do the outside work. In this way they can live
a better life.

I think it's genetic.

I'm sure I could sew on a button as well as any woman, but I'd sooner go to
Hell with a broken back than do so.

Even if my mates didn't point at me and giggle.

well said. i also think knowing your strength and limitations and the balance in between is a plus factor too.